Foodies can sample tasty temptations and savor subtropical flavors of Key West through a new âTaste of Key West 2021 Reimagined,â a palate-pleasing road map to the islandâs food scene, ideal for visitors seeking value-added dining or a unique gift.
The year-long culinary celebration has been launched in lieu of the one-night annual âTaste of Key Westâ waterfront in-person event, traditionally held each April.
The dining card features one-time options by participating restaurants such as a complimentary entrée with purchase of one entréeâ at full price, complimentary appetizer with purchase of entrée at full price, or a specified complimentary âtaste sampleâ â a small portion, sample appetizer, ice cream, specialty juice or coffee, for example, without purchase.
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Facebook’s Housing Echo Chamber Details
PERSPECTIVE-In 2019, I reported in 48 hills that the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative was using mega-grants to shape California housing law and policy.
CZI gave Enterprise Community Partners $500,000 to draft and then lobby for Assemblymember David Chiu’s AB 1487, the law that authorized the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to become a one-stop regional planning agency overseeing transportation and housing and to levy taxes on the nine-county Bay Area; CZI formally endorsed that bill.
CZI also gave the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at UC Berkeley nearly a million dollars: $440,000 for unspecified uses and $500,000 to start a Housing Lab essentially, a development incubator under the aegis of the celebrated public university.
Neshaminy 4 face a long road to recovery after Northampton crash
The four girls laughed, hugged, posed for a group selfie and traded stories as if they hadn’t seen each other in forever, which is what four weeks apart feels like when you re 17.
The Neshaminy High School juniors share a special bond, one that has only grown stronger since that Saturday night four weeks ago that changed their lives.
Julianna Mazzoni wore a back brace, her facial injuries still healing. Taylor Donnelly used a wheelchair, but her sense of humor is solid. Angelique Corsino wore a soft wrist cast and tried to ignore another headache.